Abstract
Crude saline extracts of male mouse submandibular glands prolonged graft survival time in CBA and Strong A strains of mice, both when used alone and when used in conjunction with antithymocytic serum. It is suggested that this effect is produced by a lymphoid tissue inhibitory substance found in male mouse submandibular glands.
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